Pastor Paul Shepard shares three important lessons based on his mother's example, emphasizing the value of a homemaker and the importance of identifying God's plan and purpose in life. He discusses the difference between a housewife and a homemaker, and how his mother added significant value to his life and ministry. [... more]

The Bible describes the ideal wife as one who fears the Lord, is discreet, wise, and pure, and prioritizes her family. A virtuous wife is not defined by her physical appearance, but by her character and heart. She is devoted to her home and family, and her husband is known in the community for his character and integrity. [... more]

The Bible teaches that a homemaker's role is to prioritize the home and love their husband and children, while also being discreet, chaste, and obedient to their own husbands. This is in contrast to the cultural forces of feminism and the breakdown of the traditional family, which have led to a decline in marriage and family values. [... more]

The Christian Apologetics Research Ministry explores various Bible doctrines, including the Trinity, and discusses the importance of a biblical perspective on work-life balance and spiritual growth. The ministry also examines the concept of chiastic structure in scripture and critiques Diaperinian theology. Additionally, the ministry addresses questions on spiritual topics, including the nature of the spiritual realm and the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding believers. [... more]

A Godly mother's highest calling is to create a beautiful home, where she teaches younger women to be sober, love their husbands, love their children, and be discreet, chaste, and keepers at home. She is to be a role model, setting an example for her family and community, and her legacy is to be one of love, kindness, and obedience to her husband. [... more]

The church's mission is to expand the glorious reputation of God by exemplifying spiritual passion and purpose, demonstrating the glory of God in daily work, and living out a distinctive identity as believers in Christ in a dark culture. [... more]

The church's decline in America is a tragic reality, but it's not because God no longer matters. Rather, it's because the church has lost sight of its original purpose. Christians are called to be living exhibits of spiritual reality, exposing sinful corruption, and expelling satanic darkness. The church's existence is not just about its programs or activities, but about being a witness to the gospel of Jesus Christ and shining light in a dark world. [... more]